News Summary

Michigan Tech’s head coach Robert Young has announced the addition of 15 promising recruits for the 2025 cross country and track & field teams. Hailing primarily from Michigan and Minnesota, these athletes boast impressive athletic achievements and academic ambitions. The newcomers are eager to start their collegiate careers and contribute to the team’s success while pursuing various engineering and science majors. Excitement builds as they prepare to begin rigorous training and make their mark at Michigan Tech.

Exciting New Additions to Michigan Tech Cross Country and Track & Field!

In Houghton, Michigan, big news has just arrived for fans of cross country and track & field! The head coach of Michigan Tech, Robert Young, has announced the signing of an enthusiastic new class of 15 talented student-athletes for 2025. This group, which is mainly composed of recruits from Michigan and Minnesota, is set to light up the campus and make waves in the world of collegiate athletics.

A Promising Lineup

Coach Young is bubbling with excitement about this recruiting class, hinting that it might be one of the most impressive yet! Many of these recruits could easily find their way onto the varsity rosters right away, contributing to the team’s success almost instantly. They are keen to unleash their potential and eager to start rigorous training as soon as they step onto the Michigan Tech campus.

Let’s take a closer look at these talented newcomers, shall we?

Meet the Recruits

1. Evan Balko from Marquette, Michigan, who has made headlines as a seven-time UP finals medalist and holds impressive times in the 800m, 1,600m, and 5,000m. He’ll be diving into Mechanical Engineering.

2. Hannah Dupuis hails from Caledonia, Michigan, and was recognized as the MVP in cross country during her high school years. She’s ready to tackle challenges in Biomedical Engineering.

3. Caden Karcher, the OK Red Conference 800m Champion from Rockford, Michigan, boasts a personal best time of 1:54.79 in the 800m, aiming to study Mechanical Engineering.

4. Kalvin Kytta from Chassell, Michigan, proudly holds multiple titles, including being a two-time MHSAA Cross Country Champion. He plans to delve into Civil Engineering.

5. Say hello to Jackson Lillywhite, who comes from Burton, Michigan, an all-state performer in cross country aiming for a Computer Science major.

6. Dominic Lowrie, a two-time all-state in cross country from Battle Creek, Michigan, has his sights set on Sports Science or Kinesiology.

7. Dylan Lydic represents Haslett, Michigan, as an all-state athlete and four-year honors student. He’s eager to embark on studies in Aerospace Engineering.

8. Brooke Marquardt joins from Savage, Minnesota, having contributed to state runner-up finishes. She’s excited to explore Accounting with a focus on Data Analytics.

9. Matthias Morse from New Era, Michigan, who has secured all-state spots and regional championships, is ready to jump into Engineering studies.

10. Brayden Mullins, hailing from Milford, Michigan, boasts a strong competitive spirit as a three-time state qualifier. He’s poised for a challenge in Computer Science.

11. Meet Landon Pestrue, the class valedictorian from St. Louis, Michigan, with a passion for cross country and aspirations in Mechanical Engineering.

12. Bella Reimers from Traverse City, Michigan, who comes with accolades and scholarships — she’s on a mission to Major in Biomedical Engineering.

13. Eddie Snider, the high-achiever from St. Paul, Minnesota, is not just a cross country star but also a double champion in Nordic skiing, planning to pursue Civil Engineering.

14. Alena Tiernan comes from Commerce, Michigan, bringing in her academic excellence as an AP Scholar along with her ambitions in Chemical Engineering.

15. Last, but definitely not least, Matthew Verellen from White Lake, Michigan, a class valedictorian with numerous awards, aims to explore Mechanical Engineering.

What’s Next?

As Michigan Tech prepares to welcome these promising athletes, excitement is palpable. They’re not just here to compete; they are here to make lasting memories and forge new paths both academically and athletically. Their journey is just beginning, and it looks like the future is bright for these young stars!

So, stay tuned as these incredible athletes hit the training grounds and start carving out their legacies on the track and in the field!

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